Gitpitch creating custom colors

Question

I am starting and creating a gitpitch presentation and it works great. I want to create a custom color so that I can use it in the presentation but it does not work.

In the custom.css file, which I now is added correctly since other stuff in there are being displayed I add...

.myblue {
    color: #65656c;
}

Then in PITCHME.md I add...

@snap[west]
Create container<br>
@color[#65656c](singularity build)<br>
@color[myblue](Install software)<br>
@snapend

in this example "singularity build" gets the right color, but "install software" does not.

Does anyone have a suggestion?

score 2 · Accepted Answer · edited Dec 28 '18 at 14:31

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When you declare a custom style, such as myblue, you can make use of that style by referencing the class as follows:

@snap[west]
Create container<br>
@color[#65656c](singularity build)<br>
@css[myblue](Install software)<br>
@snapend

Note how I used the @css shortcut syntax to activate the myblue class on the Install software text. You can learn about all of the available GitPitch markdown shortcuts in the docs here. And you find specific examples using the @css shortcut syntax right here.

edited Dec 28 '18 at 14:31

wchiquito

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answered Nov 12 '18 at 14:41

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Thanks!! That worked. I guess the example I followed got it wrong – MenzZana Nov 16 '18 at 08:20

Gitpitch creating custom colors

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